Tech World Records  

Jake G. flipped 48 iBook pages in 30 seconds.

Conor M. sent a message from his email account to his Motorola Adviser Gold pager in 46.50 seconds via PageOne Communications network.

Michiel V. posted 40 Facebook Status Updates in one minute, a RecordSetter World Record.

Thomas L. has 210 programs on his Mac OS X dock.

Vid S. completed 20 Facebook pokes in one minute.

At a PromaxBDA Emerging Media Workshop in New York City, 40 people in one room tweeted Justin Bieber at the same time. The record was led by RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman, who spoke at the event.

Clint P. threw a printer 44 feet, one inch.

This year’s Social Good Summit sparked a record-setting global conversation on using social media and technology for good. The summit united people participating online and in-person in nearly 300 cities, including New York, Beijing, and Nairobi, around one goal: unlocking the potential of social media and technology to make the world a better place. The gathering took place as world leaders gathered to kick-off the UN General Assembly, opening the dialogue about world issues and challenges to a global constituency They set the record during the Social Good Summit 2012, a three-day conference about new ideas and innovative solutions, in New York City. RecordSetter CTO Corey Henderson was present to adjudicate the attempt. Read more about the feat here.

Bart Winkler sent seven tweets to MC Hammer in one minute using his cell phone.

Jon Gardner approved 126 follower requests on his Twitter account in one minute, 38.13 seconds.

JK gave 256 high fives to a robot in 30 seconds.

Abhishant Kumar received 217 computer-related certificates in six months.

Matthew Nunnery threw a laptop computer 24.48 meters (80 feet, 4 inches).